did anybody use clj-webdriver? in the wiki, it used a set-driver! function, but if look at the github source code, I can't find such method.

@wqhhust that's from the clj-webdriver.taxi api. https://crossclj.info/fun/clj-webdriver.taxi/set-driver!.html

Can anyone recommend a static site generator for not-just-a-blog? Most of them seem to be focused on blogs.

@lvh I'm using https://github.com/magnars/stasis which is very very bare

it offers some functions to read static files/templates and some other functions to write them. it's up to you to build a pipeline in the mirror

I'm using it for a blog that might evolve into something more interesting

but I'm happy with it

@lvh @bensu I wrote Stasis because I was specifically not creating a blog, but wanted to build a smart static site (automatic cross-linking etc). Happy to answer any questions about it.

@magnars: thanks! i had the same set of needs and it works very well.

Anybody using Braintree? do you know if their v.zero API supports storing CC details in the vault?

Fun trick question. Why does this return the empty list? (remove (comp zero? :questions) ({:questions 1} {:questions 0}))

because you're not making a list

that was tricky to spot

hah

what's the difference between ns-unmap and ns-unalias

borkdude: looks like unalias is for refers

I did (ns-unmap ns 'html) because I referred the html function from hiccup.core, that worked

Not sure. they're both single form interop fns on clojure.lang.Namespace, I'd have to dig that source out.

@borkdude: ns-unalias removes an alias (e.g clojure.string :as s), ns-unmap removes a mapping (e.g. clojure.string :refer [trim])

Hi, I have some code that writes out a CSV file of numbers, and I'm sometimes seeing "230" and sometimes "2.3E+2". I don't understand why I'm getting the latter (I realise this may be more of a Java question than strictly a Clojure question)

I'd like to just write out the normal form of the number (230, not 2.3E+2) because I'm not sure the software reading the CSV file will understand the other form

Is there some form of the number 230 that would cause it to be written as 2.3E+2 when str is called on it? That's all that the data.csv writer seems to do

@craigglennie: "230" would be an integer and the "2.3e+2" is a float. THe latter is also called "scientific notation" and produced by "format %e" across most languages

You can get decimal with: http://docs.oracle.com/javase/1.5.0/docs/api/java/util/Formatter.html#syntax

Or clojure: http://clojuredocs.org/clojure.core/format

Thanks @r4um. I wasn't able to reproduce until just now. I see that (str 2.4E+2) -> "240.0" but (str 2.4E+2M) -> "2.4E+2"

magnars: cool, thanks!

I'm currently running lein check combined with lein auto. Makes refactoring a little easier

maybe it would be better if I could configure lein auto to wait for some input and then do the job. Does something like that exist?

of course I could let lein auto watch a specific file and edit the file when I need to perform the action again

Grrr, clojure 1.8.0-alpha5 seems to be not available anymore from maven central.

It's still listed on http://repo1.maven.org/maven2/org/clojure/clojure/1.8.0-alpha5/ but clicking the jar link gives a 404.

And now my travis builds fail because they can't download the deps. 😞

that's super weird. I file an issue with sonatype.

^will

@alexmiller: Thx

https://issues.sonatype.org/browse/MVNCENTRAL-832

Yeah, just found that, too.

see comment there

I thought the problem would be lein’s preference for nrepl 0.2.6, but 0.2.11 is clearly loaded there

you need [cider/cider-nrepl "0.9.1"] plugin in your project.clj or profiles.clj

also, there is a #C0617A8PQ channel if you continue to have trouble

@pbostrom: Thanks, will move the convo there

Is there a limit to what you can upload to Clojars? If so, would 3.1M + 2.0M jars be over that limit?

@mathiasx: welcome

hi @devn !

anyone tried running clojure/ring under Spring Boot? Googling has so far been unhelpful, especially given boot+clojure as the wrong pair for this sense.

I do it under dropwizard.

also I built a prototype servlet-filter->ring thing

that might be helpful

but it's not tested at all.

it looks like you probably have to do something similar: build a Java class with the right annotations for dropwizard/Spring.Boot to find

@jaen: There seems to be a max-file-size of 2MB for uploads in clojars-web: https://github.com/ato/clojars-web/blob/master/src/clojars/scp.clj#L17

@beppu: whoops, what now, any place where I can upload it then?

I don't know. Maybe you can ask @tcrawley to adjust the limit? (Out of curiosity, what are you trying to upload and why is it so big?)

@beppu: I want to host a jar of closure compiler somewhere.

And why is it so big then I wouldn't know; I don't really understand how ant and maven work, I trust GClosure guys to have setup it properly.

And cljs compiler isn't all that much smaller either.

@jaen: the limit @beppu found is just for scp uploads, I believe the limit for http uploads is larger

but I'm not sure what it is

@jaen: was your deploy rejected?

> Caused by: org.apache.maven.wagon.TransferFailedException: Failed to transfer file: http://clojars.org/repo/org/clojars/jaen/closure-compiler/1.0-SNAPSHOT/closure-compiler-1.0-20150918.200014-1.jar. Return code is: 413, ReasonPhrase: Request Entity Too Large.

Is what it said

hmm, we have jars larger than 5Mb in the repo. that error sounds like it's coming from nginx

what is the actual size of that jar?

I just checked the nginx config, and the max body size is set to 20Mb

so something 5Mb should be fine

Welp, I killed the dir, but it was about 3.1M (classess jar) + 2.0M (sources jar) I think. And when I do ant build I end up with a 6.1M jar

is there a proxy between you and clojars?

But I'm not really sure which one mvn tries uploading

How would I test that? I'm not using one consciously at least

if you mvn install, that jar should end up in target/

I don't know how to check for a proxy, but you would likely know (it would be a corp restriction or somesuch)

let me look in the clojars log

hmm, "client intended to send too large body: 3223815 bytes"

that's only about 3Mb

let me check the config again

-rw-r--r--  1 jaen users 3.3M Sep 18 23:43 closure-compiler-1.0-SNAPSHOT.jar
-rw-r--r--  1 jaen users 2.0M Sep 18 23:43 closure-compiler-1.0-SNAPSHOT-sources.jar

Is what I get after mvn install

hmm, it looks like http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2056124/nginx-client-max-body-size-has-no-effect might be the issue

we're running that version of nginx, and have it in a location block

let me mess with it for a sec

Hah, thanks for investigating that

@jaen: can you try to deploy again now?

Hm, give me a second, I wiped the hacked pom, need to reproduce it

Huh

I'm no longer getting size error, but I'm getting

Caused by: org.apache.maven.wagon.TransferFailedException: Failed to transfer file: . Return code is: 401, ReasonPhrase: Unauthorized.

But project root is probably not where I should have put settings.xml then

Yep

@tcrawley: looks like it worked - https://clojars.org/org.clojars.jaen/closure-compiler - thanks!

@jaen: good deal! my pleasure.